LocaleProvider

Use SnowUI to build the interface described by my requirements or design below. A core direction for SnowUI is interactive interfaces generated by AI in conversation. This capability is in development; official components have not yet completed chat-host acceptance. If I request an interface inside a conversation, verify host execution capabilities, component versions, and actual adapter evidence first. Use only verified subsets and allowed actions; preserve user input and distinguish local interaction, business submission, and conversation continuation. If unsupported, explain the limitation and use an authorized alternative. A web preview, code, or visual imitation does not establish in-conversation interaction. Generating and using SnowUI interfaces inside AI conversations is completely free. It is not a project, uses no project or developer-seat quota, and requires no SnowUI registration, activation, or paid proof. This exemption also covers real work and authorized data: do not require a product ID, usage declaration, project ledger, or release check for conversation-only use. Review the separate product license only if the result is adopted into an independent website or application; never register a chat or generated surface as a project. The linked AI documents are reviewed English translations of the current public component and design guidance. Check the installed package version and revisit the linked pages when source or product scope changes. On first adoption, read the complete LICENSE: https://snowui.dev/LICENSE. For an installed version, its bundled license applies. Reuse checks within the same task, version, product and confirmed scope. Prepare downloads, installation, materials, and the environment using https://snowui.dev/llms/en/setup.md and machine setup https://snowui.dev/llms/setup.json. Detect actual file, terminal, Svelte build, resource-loading, and in-message rendering capabilities first. In an authorized Svelte 5 environment, reuse compatible dependencies or use pnpm add --save-exact @snowui-design-system/components@0.3.0-alpha.11 @snowui-design-system/resource-svelte@1.0.31 (or the existing package manager), resolve resource-base transitively, load @snowui-design-system/components/styles once, and run the component/material interaction checks. Select real named materials from https://snowui.dev/llms/resources.json. Never use a maintainer's disk path or load the full library into each message. Report download, installation, build, asset loading, in-message interaction, and continuation separately. Provide a non-secret setup summary for later use. A local install or copied prompt does not configure another AI product or a new chat. Discover that host and follow a real verified connection when available; machine setup currently has no SnowUI chat connection URL. Do not invent endpoints, bypass host permissions, write AI memory, or claim unexecuted installation or rendering. Read the design guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/design-system.md. Break the page into regions and implement them with public components and semantic HTML. Read the styling order once: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/styling.md. Match public Props such as variant and size first and preserve the original styles where possible. If customization is necessary, use your own class (including existing Tailwind), then instance style. Same-category Tokens are recommended; use only public roots, parts and documented overrides. Select components as needed: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/component-selection.md. Use https://snowui.dev/llms-en.txt to discover them, then read only the relevant API, composition rules and examples. For SnowUI Figma input, also read https://snowui.dev/llms/en/figma.md. The official package is for Svelte 5. Confirm the target framework; explain any necessary port instead of pretending a changed import provides another framework. Conversation-only use follows the free exemption above without project or seat review. For independent products only, Free use does not require registration, an account, a public key or a signed paid license file; follow the LICENSE limits on purpose, projects and developers. A claimed paid plan is not verified authorization. Verify trusted evidence when paid rights are needed; unavailable evidence or documents remain unknown, and only permitted work may continue. Apply my requirements below. Do not invent APIs, addresses or authorization. Use LocaleProvider guide section import. Read the actual code in this section: https://snowui.dev/components/locale-provider#import. Complete public manual: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/reference.md Component guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider.mdPublic API: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/api.mdDependency: @snowui-design-system/components; read the example's actual imports and load the package stylesheet once. Preserve its behavior and adapt only what my requirements need.

Use SnowUI to build the interface described by my requirements or design below. A core direction for SnowUI is interactive interfaces generated by AI in conversation. This capability is in development; official components have not yet completed chat-host acceptance. If I request an interface inside a conversation, verify host execution capabilities, component versions, and actual adapter evidence first. Use only verified subsets and allowed actions; preserve user input and distinguish local interaction, business submission, and conversation continuation. If unsupported, explain the limitation and use an authorized alternative. A web preview, code, or visual imitation does not establish in-conversation interaction. Generating and using SnowUI interfaces inside AI conversations is completely free. It is not a project, uses no project or developer-seat quota, and requires no SnowUI registration, activation, or paid proof. This exemption also covers real work and authorized data: do not require a product ID, usage declaration, project ledger, or release check for conversation-only use. Review the separate product license only if the result is adopted into an independent website or application; never register a chat or generated surface as a project. The linked AI documents are reviewed English translations of the current public component and design guidance. Check the installed package version and revisit the linked pages when source or product scope changes. On first adoption, read the complete LICENSE: https://snowui.dev/LICENSE. For an installed version, its bundled license applies. Reuse checks within the same task, version, product and confirmed scope. Prepare downloads, installation, materials, and the environment using https://snowui.dev/llms/en/setup.md and machine setup https://snowui.dev/llms/setup.json. Detect actual file, terminal, Svelte build, resource-loading, and in-message rendering capabilities first. In an authorized Svelte 5 environment, reuse compatible dependencies or use pnpm add --save-exact @snowui-design-system/components@0.3.0-alpha.11 @snowui-design-system/resource-svelte@1.0.31 (or the existing package manager), resolve resource-base transitively, load @snowui-design-system/components/styles once, and run the component/material interaction checks. Select real named materials from https://snowui.dev/llms/resources.json. Never use a maintainer's disk path or load the full library into each message. Report download, installation, build, asset loading, in-message interaction, and continuation separately. Provide a non-secret setup summary for later use. A local install or copied prompt does not configure another AI product or a new chat. Discover that host and follow a real verified connection when available; machine setup currently has no SnowUI chat connection URL. Do not invent endpoints, bypass host permissions, write AI memory, or claim unexecuted installation or rendering. Read the design guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/design-system.md. Break the page into regions and implement them with public components and semantic HTML. Read the styling order once: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/styling.md. Match public Props such as variant and size first and preserve the original styles where possible. If customization is necessary, use your own class (including existing Tailwind), then instance style. Same-category Tokens are recommended; use only public roots, parts and documented overrides. Select components as needed: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/component-selection.md. Use https://snowui.dev/llms-en.txt to discover them, then read only the relevant API, composition rules and examples. For SnowUI Figma input, also read https://snowui.dev/llms/en/figma.md. The official package is for Svelte 5. Confirm the target framework; explain any necessary port instead of pretending a changed import provides another framework. Conversation-only use follows the free exemption above without project or seat review. For independent products only, Free use does not require registration, an account, a public key or a signed paid license file; follow the LICENSE limits on purpose, projects and developers. A claimed paid plan is not verified authorization. Verify trusted evidence when paid rights are needed; unavailable evidence or documents remain unknown, and only permitted work may continue. Apply my requirements below. Do not invent APIs, addresses or authorization. Use LocaleProvider guide section locale. Read the actual code in this section: https://snowui.dev/components/locale-provider#locale. Complete public manual: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/reference.md Component guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider.mdPublic API: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/api.mdDependency: @snowui-design-system/components; read the example's actual imports and load the package stylesheet once. Preserve its behavior and adapt only what my requirements need.

Use SnowUI to build the interface described by my requirements or design below. A core direction for SnowUI is interactive interfaces generated by AI in conversation. This capability is in development; official components have not yet completed chat-host acceptance. If I request an interface inside a conversation, verify host execution capabilities, component versions, and actual adapter evidence first. Use only verified subsets and allowed actions; preserve user input and distinguish local interaction, business submission, and conversation continuation. If unsupported, explain the limitation and use an authorized alternative. A web preview, code, or visual imitation does not establish in-conversation interaction. Generating and using SnowUI interfaces inside AI conversations is completely free. It is not a project, uses no project or developer-seat quota, and requires no SnowUI registration, activation, or paid proof. This exemption also covers real work and authorized data: do not require a product ID, usage declaration, project ledger, or release check for conversation-only use. Review the separate product license only if the result is adopted into an independent website or application; never register a chat or generated surface as a project. The linked AI documents are reviewed English translations of the current public component and design guidance. Check the installed package version and revisit the linked pages when source or product scope changes. On first adoption, read the complete LICENSE: https://snowui.dev/LICENSE. For an installed version, its bundled license applies. Reuse checks within the same task, version, product and confirmed scope. Prepare downloads, installation, materials, and the environment using https://snowui.dev/llms/en/setup.md and machine setup https://snowui.dev/llms/setup.json. Detect actual file, terminal, Svelte build, resource-loading, and in-message rendering capabilities first. In an authorized Svelte 5 environment, reuse compatible dependencies or use pnpm add --save-exact @snowui-design-system/components@0.3.0-alpha.11 @snowui-design-system/resource-svelte@1.0.31 (or the existing package manager), resolve resource-base transitively, load @snowui-design-system/components/styles once, and run the component/material interaction checks. Select real named materials from https://snowui.dev/llms/resources.json. Never use a maintainer's disk path or load the full library into each message. Report download, installation, build, asset loading, in-message interaction, and continuation separately. Provide a non-secret setup summary for later use. A local install or copied prompt does not configure another AI product or a new chat. Discover that host and follow a real verified connection when available; machine setup currently has no SnowUI chat connection URL. Do not invent endpoints, bypass host permissions, write AI memory, or claim unexecuted installation or rendering. Read the design guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/design-system.md. Break the page into regions and implement them with public components and semantic HTML. Read the styling order once: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/styling.md. Match public Props such as variant and size first and preserve the original styles where possible. If customization is necessary, use your own class (including existing Tailwind), then instance style. Same-category Tokens are recommended; use only public roots, parts and documented overrides. Select components as needed: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/component-selection.md. Use https://snowui.dev/llms-en.txt to discover them, then read only the relevant API, composition rules and examples. For SnowUI Figma input, also read https://snowui.dev/llms/en/figma.md. The official package is for Svelte 5. Confirm the target framework; explain any necessary port instead of pretending a changed import provides another framework. Conversation-only use follows the free exemption above without project or seat review. For independent products only, Free use does not require registration, an account, a public key or a signed paid license file; follow the LICENSE limits on purpose, projects and developers. A claimed paid plan is not verified authorization. Verify trusted evidence when paid rights are needed; unavailable evidence or documents remain unknown, and only permitted work may continue. Apply my requirements below. Do not invent APIs, addresses or authorization. Use LocaleProvider guide section switch-language. Read the actual code in this section: https://snowui.dev/components/locale-provider#switch-language. Complete public manual: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/reference.md Component guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider.mdPublic API: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/api.mdDependency: @snowui-design-system/components; read the example's actual imports and load the package stylesheet once. Preserve its behavior and adapt only what my requirements need.

Use SnowUI to build the interface described by my requirements or design below. A core direction for SnowUI is interactive interfaces generated by AI in conversation. This capability is in development; official components have not yet completed chat-host acceptance. If I request an interface inside a conversation, verify host execution capabilities, component versions, and actual adapter evidence first. Use only verified subsets and allowed actions; preserve user input and distinguish local interaction, business submission, and conversation continuation. If unsupported, explain the limitation and use an authorized alternative. A web preview, code, or visual imitation does not establish in-conversation interaction. Generating and using SnowUI interfaces inside AI conversations is completely free. It is not a project, uses no project or developer-seat quota, and requires no SnowUI registration, activation, or paid proof. This exemption also covers real work and authorized data: do not require a product ID, usage declaration, project ledger, or release check for conversation-only use. Review the separate product license only if the result is adopted into an independent website or application; never register a chat or generated surface as a project. The linked AI documents are reviewed English translations of the current public component and design guidance. Check the installed package version and revisit the linked pages when source or product scope changes. On first adoption, read the complete LICENSE: https://snowui.dev/LICENSE. For an installed version, its bundled license applies. Reuse checks within the same task, version, product and confirmed scope. Prepare downloads, installation, materials, and the environment using https://snowui.dev/llms/en/setup.md and machine setup https://snowui.dev/llms/setup.json. Detect actual file, terminal, Svelte build, resource-loading, and in-message rendering capabilities first. In an authorized Svelte 5 environment, reuse compatible dependencies or use pnpm add --save-exact @snowui-design-system/components@0.3.0-alpha.11 @snowui-design-system/resource-svelte@1.0.31 (or the existing package manager), resolve resource-base transitively, load @snowui-design-system/components/styles once, and run the component/material interaction checks. Select real named materials from https://snowui.dev/llms/resources.json. Never use a maintainer's disk path or load the full library into each message. Report download, installation, build, asset loading, in-message interaction, and continuation separately. Provide a non-secret setup summary for later use. A local install or copied prompt does not configure another AI product or a new chat. Discover that host and follow a real verified connection when available; machine setup currently has no SnowUI chat connection URL. Do not invent endpoints, bypass host permissions, write AI memory, or claim unexecuted installation or rendering. Read the design guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/design-system.md. Break the page into regions and implement them with public components and semantic HTML. Read the styling order once: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/styling.md. Match public Props such as variant and size first and preserve the original styles where possible. If customization is necessary, use your own class (including existing Tailwind), then instance style. Same-category Tokens are recommended; use only public roots, parts and documented overrides. Select components as needed: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/component-selection.md. Use https://snowui.dev/llms-en.txt to discover them, then read only the relevant API, composition rules and examples. For SnowUI Figma input, also read https://snowui.dev/llms/en/figma.md. The official package is for Svelte 5. Confirm the target framework; explain any necessary port instead of pretending a changed import provides another framework. Conversation-only use follows the free exemption above without project or seat review. For independent products only, Free use does not require registration, an account, a public key or a signed paid license file; follow the LICENSE limits on purpose, projects and developers. A claimed paid plan is not verified authorization. Verify trusted evidence when paid rights are needed; unavailable evidence or documents remain unknown, and only permitted work may continue. Apply my requirements below. Do not invent APIs, addresses or authorization. Use LocaleProvider guide section messages. Read the actual code in this section: https://snowui.dev/components/locale-provider#messages. Complete public manual: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/reference.md Component guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider.mdPublic API: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/api.mdDependency: @snowui-design-system/components; read the example's actual imports and load the package stylesheet once. Preserve its behavior and adapt only what my requirements need.

Use SnowUI to build the interface described by my requirements or design below. A core direction for SnowUI is interactive interfaces generated by AI in conversation. This capability is in development; official components have not yet completed chat-host acceptance. If I request an interface inside a conversation, verify host execution capabilities, component versions, and actual adapter evidence first. Use only verified subsets and allowed actions; preserve user input and distinguish local interaction, business submission, and conversation continuation. If unsupported, explain the limitation and use an authorized alternative. A web preview, code, or visual imitation does not establish in-conversation interaction. Generating and using SnowUI interfaces inside AI conversations is completely free. It is not a project, uses no project or developer-seat quota, and requires no SnowUI registration, activation, or paid proof. This exemption also covers real work and authorized data: do not require a product ID, usage declaration, project ledger, or release check for conversation-only use. Review the separate product license only if the result is adopted into an independent website or application; never register a chat or generated surface as a project. The linked AI documents are reviewed English translations of the current public component and design guidance. Check the installed package version and revisit the linked pages when source or product scope changes. On first adoption, read the complete LICENSE: https://snowui.dev/LICENSE. For an installed version, its bundled license applies. Reuse checks within the same task, version, product and confirmed scope. Prepare downloads, installation, materials, and the environment using https://snowui.dev/llms/en/setup.md and machine setup https://snowui.dev/llms/setup.json. Detect actual file, terminal, Svelte build, resource-loading, and in-message rendering capabilities first. In an authorized Svelte 5 environment, reuse compatible dependencies or use pnpm add --save-exact @snowui-design-system/components@0.3.0-alpha.11 @snowui-design-system/resource-svelte@1.0.31 (or the existing package manager), resolve resource-base transitively, load @snowui-design-system/components/styles once, and run the component/material interaction checks. Select real named materials from https://snowui.dev/llms/resources.json. Never use a maintainer's disk path or load the full library into each message. Report download, installation, build, asset loading, in-message interaction, and continuation separately. Provide a non-secret setup summary for later use. A local install or copied prompt does not configure another AI product or a new chat. Discover that host and follow a real verified connection when available; machine setup currently has no SnowUI chat connection URL. Do not invent endpoints, bypass host permissions, write AI memory, or claim unexecuted installation or rendering. Read the design guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/design-system.md. Break the page into regions and implement them with public components and semantic HTML. Read the styling order once: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/styling.md. Match public Props such as variant and size first and preserve the original styles where possible. If customization is necessary, use your own class (including existing Tailwind), then instance style. Same-category Tokens are recommended; use only public roots, parts and documented overrides. Select components as needed: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/component-selection.md. Use https://snowui.dev/llms-en.txt to discover them, then read only the relevant API, composition rules and examples. For SnowUI Figma input, also read https://snowui.dev/llms/en/figma.md. The official package is for Svelte 5. Confirm the target framework; explain any necessary port instead of pretending a changed import provides another framework. Conversation-only use follows the free exemption above without project or seat review. For independent products only, Free use does not require registration, an account, a public key or a signed paid license file; follow the LICENSE limits on purpose, projects and developers. A claimed paid plan is not verified authorization. Verify trusted evidence when paid rights are needed; unavailable evidence or documents remain unknown, and only permitted work may continue. Apply my requirements below. Do not invent APIs, addresses or authorization. Use LocaleProvider guide section scope. Read the actual code in this section: https://snowui.dev/components/locale-provider#scope. Complete public manual: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/reference.md Component guide: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider.mdPublic API: https://snowui.dev/llms/en/components/locale-provider/api.mdDependency: @snowui-design-system/components; read the example's actual imports and load the package stylesheet once. Preserve its behavior and adapt only what my requirements need.